The Outline
Culture
May 31
When spellers became athletes
The delightful story of how the Scripps National Spelling Bee found a home on ESPN.
Power
May 31
The long, slow, rotten march of progress
Power
May 31
Here’s what happened when Iran introduced a basic income
Culture
May 31
The Red Center: Episode #6
Power
May 31
The idea of ‘looking presidential’ is useless
The Future
May 31
Why don’t more tech companies offer on-site child care?
Power
May 30
Access journalism is not for you or me
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How African med students created a new genre of Cuban music
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The U.S. is responsible for 21 percent of the total emissions reductions called for by 2030 in the Paris climate agreement.
Even surprise albums can’t surprise us anymore
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Fortune 100 companies that offer some sort of on-site day care to employees
While we have respected your personal liberties, it is our view that the court’s order requires us to make these demands of you.
Feed your mind
That’s why we’re given free speech, so we can counter things that we think are unjust
or wrong.
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Restitution paid by Dani Mathers to woman she secretly posted naked photograph of
False claims
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Catch
A guide to conservative publications
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How much money I got for my bitcoins
You just body slammed me and broke my glasses.
Mark Zuckerberg will be our downfall
The AI field has a big problem
Chemtrail truthers are still waiting for Trump
to do something
The Red Center: Episode #5
Sean Hannity and Kim Dotcom arrive from a parallel universe to save Trump
Trump will probably be impeached
The best resistance money can buy
The stories you need
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The number of new languages China’s diplomatic university will be adding this year, including Tigrinya, Ndebele, and Comorian
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The average number of House seats a president’s party loses when his approval is less than 50%
Trump and Russia: who’s involved, and what did they do?
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